Corruption- Role of State and Civil Society
As we all can see this deadly poison of corruption in our system has been spread which has now reached to our day to day life and affecting our growth as a nation and individual as well.Role of state as an instrument and civil societies as an awakened intelligentsia is call of the hour.The recent bribery scandal in the defence helicopter deal of 3600 crore rupees has once again brought the issue of corruption on forefront in India. Interestingly, the Union Cabinet has accepted 14 out of 16 recommendation of the select committee for passing the Lokpal bill, meant to tackle corruption in the country.It’s an irony that even a prolonged campaign against corruption last year could not throw any tangible solution. The matter is bursting at its seams but there is little hardly any respite to the common man hit hard by such unethical practices.India like many other countries of South and Southeast Asia i